Quirky eclectic pop duo Psapp are finally set to follow up their 2008 LP The Camel's Back with a new full-length titled What Makes Us Glow. The group's next set arrives November 11 through the State51 ...

Underrated UK electronic duo Psapp have been making lovely pop for over ten years. The pair will release their fourth album, What Makes Us Glow, on November 11 and it’s the band’s first album in ...

Try listening to London-based duo Psapp through the ears of Alexandra Patsavas. She's the music supervisor for "The O.C.", which has had Psapp on its soundtrack, as well as for "Grey's Anatomy", which ...

Have you actually had an appletini, or do you just make jokes about people who drink appletinis? There's your litmus test for Psapp's The Camel's Back: If you answered yes to the first bit, you will ...

London duo Psapp make quirky yet fully textured recordings that are full of child-like humor and inspiration. They also make cool artwork. Today's Top Tune is “Mister Ant,” from The Camel's Back.

What would possess someone to start an album with track titled “Opening Noise” featuring an 18 second sound snippet of some kind of washing up going on, tools being rummaged through and a cow faintly ...

When considering a group you’ve never heard of — even if you’ve quite possibly heard its music on the popular prime-time shows “Grey’s Anatomy” or “The O.C.” — data points are usually helpful. Thus we ...

Meltdown curated by David Byrne was always going to be interesting. Supported by Stealing Sheep, the psychedelic pop band currently rounding off a successful festival circuit, Psapp’s eclectic bunch ...

Through the entire first season and about half of the second season, Psapp's "Cosy in the Rocket" plays over the opening credits sequence. Eventually, the show decided to replace the full-fledged ...

Yes, the album opens with a 17-second burst of the sombre mooing of milk-laden cows behind what sounds like the family silverware getting washed in the shower, but it’s an effective lead-in to the ...

Despite releasing three terrific LPs in the ‘00s and one of their songs being used as Grey’s Anatomy‘s theme song, Psapp never really received their due. Their plinky, minimalist electro pop was ...